Recursive Governance: Contemporary Political Communication and Public Policy

Crozier, Michael

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“…Het is echter de vraag of zelfs die constatering ver genoeg gaat. Zo spreekt een auteur als Michael Crozier (Crozier 2007) over een situatie van recursive governance, waarmee hij de aandacht wil vestigen op het grote belang van de tegenwoordig voortdurend tussen instituties, burgers en media heen-en weergaande informatiestromen. Het is dan ook twijfelachtig of het openbaar bestuur in staat zal zijn om meer afstand te bewaren tot de media, zoals het rob suggereerde in haar rapport Politiek en media: pleidooi voor een latrelatie (rob 2003).…”

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Het gezicht van de publieke zaak : Openbaar bestuur onder ogen

Dijstelbloem¹,

Holtslag²

2010

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Dijstelbloem¹,

Holtslag²

2010

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“…2 These have been supplemented by the memoirs of ministerial staffers and speechwriters reflecting on the processes involved in spawning political rhetoric. 3 Work has been undertaken on the role of the media in political communication, and the influence it has on how an electoral audience experiences political rhetoric through the media (Bennister 2008;Bull 2003;Crozier 2007Crozier , 2008McNair 1999;Young 2007aYoung , 2007b. There have also been several specific studies on aspects of political rhetoric in terms of its effect on conceptions of national identity, the quality of political leadership, and on its use in the setting out of party platforms during an election campaign (Curran 2004;Kane and Patapan 2010;McAllister and Moore 1991;Uhr 2002).…”

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Speech Cycle? ‘Election-Defining Rhetoric’ in Westminster Democracies

Grube

2011

Australian Journal of Political Science

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“…A message is constructed through the specific interaction between different actors, i.e. the modern communicative management tries to control the process of sense creation [9]. The management of communication in unstable media becomes the key objective of state administration, instead of information control within rather stable conditions.…”

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“…Usually this sphere was considered as hierarchy system of power relations on political course establishment and realization. But the contradiction between hierarchy from of state administration and strengthening of dynamism, variety and complexity of the modern society has gradually moved the research interest towards studying the interaction of power and society institutions [11]. «The foundation» of nonhierarchy administration types based on interaction between state and non-state actors, eliminates the differences of interaction between state and non-state sectors.…”

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Political communication science as a research area: history and contemporaneity

Chekunova¹

2016

SHS Web Conf.

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Abstract. This article presents main markers of the research line named political communication science. The analysis of the foreign literature has allowed the author not only to establish the stages and the current status of the mentioned research field but to demonstrate the current level of knowledge of political communication. This article reveals the tight interrelation between genesis of political communication science and the theoretical understanding of state administration, efficiency and legitimacy of administrative authority decisions. The research area of the western political system was shown restricted up to the solution of particular issues, whereby the author considers the problem how to move the political сcommunication science to a new level by means of expansion of research interest in media sphere, political advertizing, PR and even awareness campaign.The modern political science considers the term of political сcommunication in different aspects. However the trend to study and analyze the communication components of the power is becoming more significant. It is expected that within modern democratic states an interaction between government authorities and different members of a political process principally with civil society institution is provided by political communication instruments and feedback mechanism forming. In this regard there is growing number of communication inspections on different issues of state administration within western countries. There's been a set of significant changes of political communication sphere during the last years: firstly, the continuous (as modern information technology advances) complication of communication component of political realities; secondly, the growth of horizontal («dialogue») level of political communication in modern political process; thirdly, the enhancement of dependency between the legitimacy of the decisions made and the intensity of the power-society interaction.The scientific literature points a whole set of reasons anyhow affected the modern political communication systems transformation: 1) modernization, complicated the political communication objectives by virtue of increasing social differentiation and fragmentation of social organizations and interests;2) individualization, decreasing the role of traditional social and political intuitions and turning the citizen into «consumers» of political services;3) economization, meaning the growth of the economic factors influence over political agenda; 4) aestheticization, appearing in increasing role of style, image and culture practices; 5) rationalization, meaning the target and reasonable use of administrative resources during the political decisions development and making; 6) mediatization, meaning the growth of media value as the centers of social and political processes [1].These new trends set new tasks both for society and political science. Every step forward requires not only clear understanding of scientific tools which are adequate to the reality of the today's world, but...

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Recursive Governance: Contemporary Political Communication and Public Policy

Cited by 60 publications

References 59 publications

Het gezicht van de publieke zaak : Openbaar bestuur onder ogen

Het gezicht van de publieke zaak : Openbaar bestuur onder ogen

Speech Cycle? ‘Election-Defining Rhetoric’ in Westminster Democracies

Political communication science as a research area: history and contemporaneity

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